Arts House The Warehouse Residency 2026-2027 by Arts House Listening Program

Arts House CultureLAB 2026-2027 by Arts House Listening Program

This clip speaks to the importance of sharing and connecting to other women in the Blak Women’s Healing program, and how it’s enabled the creation of a warm dynamic that fosters love, support and solidarity.

This audio clip reflects Dr Paola Balla’s first experiences of bush dyeing as a creative practice, and how it has become a collective process that enables connections to Country and community collaboration.

This audio clip conveys the connections and bonds made through the Blak Women’s Healing program, and importance of Aboriginal women’s connections.

This audio clip conveys reflections about bush dyeing as an arts and cultural practice, and how Bush dyeing has become a reclaiming, healing and collective process.

This clip conveys “The ripple effect of lateral love”, the importance of having self- love, and standing strong together as Aboriginal people.

This audio clip conveys dialogue between the women from the Blak Women’s Healing program speaking about how Country continues to reveal itself and thrive. Safety of the group

This audio clip speaks of how the Blak Women’s Healing program formed a safe space to connect, and the importance of place in coming together as Aboriginal women

This clip speaks to how the Black Women’s Healing program supported women in healing trauma relationally, releasing shame through the work, and the “sistahood” built within the space.

This audio clip conveys the inspirations behind the bush-dyeing practice for the women, with details of how banners created reflect the intimate and community strength of Blak women, and how exhibition has become a way to display the courage and power of Blak women’s stories.